Carr Hall

Constructed of local limestone to harmonize with Forest and Munroe Halls, Carr Hall was built in 1951, in memory of Reid Langdon Carr, Class of 1901. It was originally used as the Fine Arts Building but additionally has served as the college health center, the PALANA Intercultural Center (from 2003-2008), and since 2008 houses the Center for the Comparative Study of Race and Ethnicity (CCSRE). CCSRE also shares this building with the International Student Services staff.

Faculty and staff with offices in Carr Hall:

Office Name

002 Lauren Berlamino, Intl Student & Scholar Services, SEVIS Coordinator

003 Joani Taylor, Intl Student & Scholar Advisor

004 Ben Bruno, Intl Student & Scholar Advisor

101 Marian Johnsen, Administrative Coordinator

102 Tara Affolter, Visiting Asst. Professor of Education Studies

103 Kathy Foley, Associate Dean & Director of ISSS

104 Francisca Drexel, Asst. CCSRE and Asst. in the Administration

105 Roberto Lint Sagarena, Director, CCSRE; Assoc. Professor of American Studies

201 Darla Thompson, Middlebury Dissertation Scholar, American Studies

202 Natalie Eppelsheimer, Assistant Professor of German

203 Dana Yeaton, Visiting Asst. Professor of Theatre

204 Manuel Poitras, C3 Assistant

206 Fernando Rocha, Assistant Professor of Portuguese

207 Pamela Berenbaum, Visiting Lecturer, Sociology/Anthropology

208 Jeremy Ward, Albert D. Mead Professor of Biology

209 Ahmad Al-mallah, Instructor in Arabic